Boycotting Probe Planned by Senate Committee
Greenville December report says the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee will target boycotting and labor management in 1958. Chairman McClellan cites Kohler plant as focus and aims to expose corrupt labor management ties. Arrival back in Washington around January 10 to review progress and budget.
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Wis
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Wake S. Myers Jr
Redhaired hitchhiker sought in Lee death case
Reports say two women were questioned in the death of Robert W. Lee a Miami student found shot near Jomo City Florida. A redheaded hitchhiker led officers to possible connections but was released after travel across the Florida East Coast. No arrests yet.
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Asheville
N.C
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Jomo City
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Belle Glade
Susan Forsee
Lone Man Gets Money Not Milk
Carl Thompson a 23 year old milk deliveryman halted his truck at a highway intersection near Lincolnton N C when waved down by a man asking the price of two quarts of milk The gunman produced a revolver and took between 400 and 500 dollars Thompson drove the truck about 400 yards to a roadside area and noticed a parked car he presumed to be the getaway vehicle He said the robber was pale wearing a gray sportsman style outfit and that he was carrying extra cash to cash checks for customers.
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N.C
Carl Thompson
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Senator Will Address Fayetteville Jaycees
Sen. Frank Church of Idaho will address the Fayetteville Junior Chamber of Commerce on January 10. Steve Nimocks, Fayetteville Jaycees member, says the appearance precedes his keynote at the January 11 statewide Young Democrats rally in Durham.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Frank Church
Idaho
Raiders Warned Teamsters Leader Defiant At Ouster
Charlotte December 28 The Teamsters Union chief in North Carolina ousted from the state AFL CIO warns unions against raiding Teamster locals The expelled official L Gunter says the Teamsters will continue organizing and may form a new local in Eastern North Carolina He vows to defend member benefits and pledges cooperation with AFL CIO unions if not raided Jessie C James says Charlotte Teamsters local will be expelled but expects no friction
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Teamster
L. Gunter
Greensboro
Asheville
N.C
Columbia
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National Labor Organization
Gunter
Afl-Cio
Carolinas
Durham
Raleigh
Jessie C. James
Charlotte Central Labor Council
Charlotte Teamsters
Library Honors Poet Sandburg
The University of North Carolina Library in Chapel Hill holds a special exhibit honoring Carl Sandburg as he nears his 80th birthday on January 6. Curated by Mrs Myra R Lauterer the display includes books clippings and photographs with the latest Sandburg work The Sandburg Range.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina Library
Carl Sandburg
Sandburg
Fiat Rock
North Carolina
Myra R. Lauterer
Graphic Arts
Favorite Number Clyde Reel’s 13s in Life and Work
The Newark Ohio welder Clyde Oren Reel is described as living a life full of thirteenes. On Friday June 13 1913 he began welding at age thirteen and later started his own shop with a first machine bearing a 13 serial start number, paid for in thirteen months.
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Newark
Ohio
Clyde Oren
Reel
Housefly Can Migrate Up To Twenty Miles
The housefly, a common disease carrier among insects, can travel as far as 20 miles. This mobility helps spread pathogens across urban and rural areas.
Wood and Wagner wed in quiet Scottsdale ceremony
Natalie Wood 19 and Robert Wagner Jr. 27 married at Scottsdale Methodist Church. They planned a private ceremony, a Florida honeymoon, and a month long cruise before returning to Hollywood. Ten relatives attended. 300 waited outside as deputies kept traffic orderly.
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Hollywood
Natalie Wood
Robert Wagner Jr
Florida
Miss Wood
James Dean
Boy Scouts Run Lost Children Depot at Central Canada Exhibition
Ottawa scouts run the lost children depot at the Central Canada Exhibition. Parents are urged to harness small children tag larger ones with name address and telephone number and tell the family to seek a Boy Scout if a child goes missing.
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Ottawa
Boy Scouts
Central Canada Exhibition
Man Held In Shooting In Hickory
William Alexander Ellis, 20, is in critical condition at Memorial Hospital after a chest wound. Police hold Clarence William Wilson, formerly of Hickory, on an open charge. he came to Hickory with his wife for a visit and planned to return to South Kent Connecticut.
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Hickory
N.C
William Alexander Ellis
Memorial Hospital
Clarence William Wilson
Wilson
South Kent
Small World Ends in Minor Auto Mishap
Edward Haan learned the world is small after a minor car accident. First on the scene was Don Haan, who is not related to Edward.
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Sterling
Cole
Edward Haan
Don Haan
Edward
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